Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
I CALLED. THERE IS NO ONE AVAILABLE TO TALK!
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$105.00 was taken from my bank account and was listed as "Outbound Subscription" from Microsoft.
I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THIS IS.
I tried a free fax named "IFAX" and was set up to pay a monthly charge. I cancelled it because it no longer works.
I searched for a phone number for Microsoft to question this but I don't see any number listed.
Meanwhile, I will dispute this charge with my bank, in hope that I will receive this money back.
This is not the best time to be ripped off, really need my money back.
Microsoft 365 features that help users manage their subscriptions, account settings, and billing information.
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I CALLED. THERE IS NO ONE AVAILABLE TO TALK!
Hello:
I have the same issue. I was charged $24.99.
MICROSOFT*OUTB' on account xxxxxx - 06/15/2020 - ($24.99).
Please explain what happened after I cancelled?
Thank you
Enrique Sanchez
RESOLVED
I also am in the same situation and unable to cancel or get a refund.
I have the same issue. I was charged 99.99 for this service and it was canceled yet I was still charged. How can I go about getting a refund?
I am having a similar issue after signing up for a free trial period for what I THOUGHT was Microsoft iFax (a Microsoft product?), but apparently there is another company with the name iFax in Australia in the Microsoft Store that wound up creating an account for me and that I acually used.
Anyway, my Paypal was charged $24.99 for "MICROSOFT*OUTBOUND SUBSCR" that I believe must be tied to this event, either from Microsoft or from a 3rd party company. I'm not getting good information from support at the company that actually seems to have sent my fax.
Thank you.